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y.unr 10 on the subIes, Of Rats.

From tho CaHbic 1al n mlng star.
This "a an Indian boys composition on
q rat "a rat or rats are good Tor nothing,
They arr useless animals, because they
will steal, eat or spoil whatever cnmcs ID
their wny. They will also eat cggs and
little chickens and ducks. They live Id
stables. pig.pcns, cellars aud In ships. Tho
rats are great travellers, they viii go ID
ships acro-s the occan. The sailon at
surc 10 have their ship sink II the ntl
have left; perhaps the mis arr only good
for 10 tell when the ship u going 10 sink
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WALTER ALLEN.
A Faithful Assistant and Worthy Sue
cessor to Col. Pickard.

NoAehAhi hooAobahh hhA "cANhJ oNS
cessor to Col. Pickard.
The 0bion Democrat has the following TO
say in regard TO Mr.. Walter Allen. chief
clerk in the state comptroller's office, who
is well known in Memphis; "The State
has nevc had a better comptroller than
the present one, Col. =. Z. Pickard, and
in his excellent management Of the affairs
OF his office he is most ably assisted by Mr..
Allen, than whom no man is or ever has
been more thoroughly conversant viii the
intricate duties deyolving upon the comp
trollcr. The next Legislature could not
elect a better man 10 succeed Col. Pickard,
who has served W well, than Mr.. Allen.
Ills long experience rs chief clerk Of the
office, his expcunoss as an accountant
and his shrewd pcrceptive faculties and
tine business qualifications admirably lit
him for the position"
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Tm Ciolyo Tribune ugc- Republicans
TO join In a speedy settlement Of the tadf
question. NJ ~ 10 remove the tann s an
isuc in the campaign" Of next year. This
is good advice. Upon Blainc'E OF even
John Shcman's, tariff platform hry will
lose Tie Northwest
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MnndcYlIIe WELCOMED.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-Thousands assembled
ut Mitchells,own on saturday TO greet M.
Mandetillc on the occasion Of his release
from prison. Upon his arrival no received
a most enthusiastic welcome.
Mr.. spaight, n magistrate. and his wife
were fired at while driving at Kallaloe.
county Limerick. today. The horse was
killed. No arrests have been made.
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matte tests, but welcomes all who wish TO
help establish truth, righteousness and
love in the world" The support will be
entirely voluntary, contributed in en-
vclopes on sunday nights.
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SouSp Democratic doctrine dictates that
the party Representatives In the House AMI
Senate shall carry into effect the r,com.
mondAtioir contained In President Glove
lands Message, reform the tariff, and let
the internal revenue stand ~ Il il.
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Doherty'. sentence Pronounced.

LONDON. Dec. 26.-The 0bsrrcr today
d~enounces the sentence pronounced upon
Daniel Doherty, the American who
shot and killed Graham, rs monstuus. II
declares the judgment Of Justice
stephens wa biased by the opinion he has
of,enoxprcsscd that drunkenness increased
instead Of lcsscncd the gravity Of Of.
lenses, n sentiment which mankin1N has
pronounced contrary TO common sense.
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Row., Dec. 26.-lt II stated ON reliable
authority that the Pope has instructed
Archbishop Walsh and other visiting Irish
p%rclates 10 adopt n oonciliaiory attitude
toward the government In Ireland. The
Pope today rrciycd Queen Nictona's
jubilee gift. which was presented by IN,
Duke of Norfolk.
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4. New r.rl,-h Yi.anee mIni.,.r

Coy-rASuNorLg, Dec. ~. -Mahmoud
Ajclalcddin, the author Of the new budget
scheme ior balancing the rcyenucs and
expenditures. las been appointed minister
OF finance In place of Zuhdi pasha.
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MAJ Cow .,II. a woman.

ArcmuoN, KaS dec. GA COW which
hal been bitten by u mad dog n few day
agu bccawe fuhously mad yesterday af,crl
noon, and breaking out Of the pen 4
which she WIS confined, ran down ,hl
street. A Mrs. Hollis, who was In hi
path, wns attacked and gorcd ~ badly the
She died today from the effects Of her m
iuricA.
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The Curse Of eold.
Prom Chambers Journal.

run Chanlbefs JOurnal.
There Is singular superstition In tho
mining districts Of Amerca that the dis
covercrs OF hidden treasures in the bowels
81 tlie earth are sure 10 meet with n violent
end. Many instances are from time 10
time adduccd in support Of the statement,
and yofu TO show that numbers OF advent
urcs literally die in their shoes. The
original proprietors OF close on forty sue
ccssiul mines have been accounted for in
this way. Twelve werp shot, three wcro
ingul!cd, while the rest disappeared in tho
cities of Dakota and New Mexico and
were never heard OF afierwarl. George
II. Fryer, from whom the Fryer Hill mine
had lis name. committed suicide in Dem
yer. Two years before his death he pos
scsacd 81. OF, 600; the expenses OF his
funeral had a. he paid by the authorities.
The d~iscoycrcr of the Standard mine, In
California, wis swallowed up by an ava
lanche. Col. Stony. another wealthy
miner, was killed by the Pyra-
mid Indians. William fairweaiher.
who brought 10 light the hidden
truasrro- oi Alder Gulch, came 10 his
death by drinking and riotous living. A
yet more terrible end had william Farrell,
in n hospital at Fan Francisco. lie had
discovered the rich mine at Meadow lake,
hut hundreds OF deceived goldscekcn sur
rounded his bed, ''gnashing and grinning
10 horribly that he could not die" Tho
| owner Of tie Homcslako mine became a
| highwnyman: one day he attacked a mail
coach, but thc attendants shot him dead.
John Homer. OF the Homer mine, spent
his last rent and then put a bullet through
his brain. "Doughnut Bill" 'Old Eunc-
ka," and mime. mile Clarke" died literally
in their shoes. being killed In saloon scuf-
flies. Montana Plummer, who discovered
ono Of the richest mines in tho world, and
was sheriff for n time, died on the gallowa.
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and lasted over two hours, the field being
strewn with the dead. AT the conclusion
Castano was routed, and the other revolu'
%tionary generals were captured and shot.
This ends one OF the most bloody wars the
country has ever seen. The republic now
enjoys peace.
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THE BLAIR BILL.
The Obstacles That Lie in the Way OF
Its Passage.

tbo fufcbBos
Special Dispatch to the Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Tho friends Of
the Blair educational bill arc confident
that 1t will pass the Senate before the LIST
oil February by n large majority. They
are only concerned as TO what will be done
with 1t in the House. They hayemade a
partial canvass OF the House on the lines
Of the anyass they made last year, contin-
They say the bill has undoubtedly a large
majority In the House if tho bill can only
be brought squarely before 1t. They fear,
however, adverse action by the committee
on education like that Of lust year, which
would prevent the bill from coming be-
fore the House. For this reason they are
trying to persuade Speaker Carlisle
to appoint q committee favorable
TO the bill. The speaker is moi
disposed to do 80. lie will probably
appoint Gambler. Of Georgia, chairman OF
the committee. He was a member Of that
last committee, and opposes the Blair edu-
c~ational bill. and the majority Of his fell
low memben are likely to be Of the same
way Of thinking. The speaker does moi
think the Blair bill furnishes a proper way
Of reducing the surplus, and. what is more
important, the President would, in all
probability, refuse to give it his approval,
and il would not command the two-thirds
vote Of both houses necessary to pass il
oypr the vpto.
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OBITUARY.
The Rev. DIR. winfield Dead.

LrrrLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 20. The Rev.
DR.. A. X. Winfield. editor Arkansas Meth.
odist and one Of the most widely know
Methodist divines In the south, died TO
night Of pneumonia. after n few days Ill
npa4
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A., .s,., A..,,I,. ue.b.f.Yt,

Pans. Dec. ON. Canicr, a member
Of the company which Nine. Bernhard
took with her 10 America, assaulted NJ
Rochciort in the street today. The cau-'
oi the attack was an adverse criticism on
NJ. Garnicrs acting.
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CHRISTMAS DAY.
How II Was Observed In Various Parts
OF the Country.

OF the Country.
NEw YoEK, Dec. M-Today was gcner
ally observed ~ Christmas by the business
and working people Of New York and
Brooklyn. All the city and federal build.
ings Wep closed. During the day the sky
was oyercas, aud toward night snow began
u fall. The inmate u tho jdkand CHART
able institutions Of thc city wco toasted a,
the expense Of the kindly disposed. The
newsboys wcro Toy Ily icAsied ~ usual.
BY charity, in pubic institutions alone
over 1000 people vsv fed. The day, ~
a whole, pas-cd ycp quietly.
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No consolidation.

The Simaar makes a do~ublc-lcadcd
announcement that "t Il not for
sale. and will entertain no proposition Tor
consolidation with any other paper, morn
ing or evening" Tho Lodgu also denies
thu consolidation story.
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II il believed In Rome that Archbishop
Williams, Of Boston, will be made q Car.
dinal. Some time ago when his chances
for the ned hat wcrc the bcst. he declined
in favor Of Bishop Gibbons. Of Baltimore,
and Ills Holiness has never forgotten the
fact Even Bishops do not often practice
the sclf-denil and scli-abncgalion uioy
pt.seh
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TuE NcD York Chronicle, %lamenting the
death Of Ex-Sccrctary Manning, recalls
the fact that he became Secretary Of the
Treasury in March, 1885, when the govern
ment finances were in a most threatening
position, beset with porils. Even MIR.
McCulloch, his immediate predecessor,
acknowledged in a letter written the last
OF February Of that year the impossibility
Of conducting the Treasury affairs without
adopting silver payments. The Custom
House were then forty-iiye per
cent Of them in the white metal.
But through his skilliul management,
Mr.. Manning gradually obtained control
Of the gold movement and the Treasury
recovered itself. by the lrst Of January,
1880, no ono doubted the Governments
ability 10 pay creditors in the kind OF cur
rcncy desired, whether gold, silver or
legal tenders. 1--WE only recall this mat
ter" says Tho Chron,oe. because it was
n great achievement gave stability TO
public finances and permitted the term Of
prosperity which the country has since
then been enjoying"
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aIna.innr.. Ianr.

LONDON. Dec. 26.-Mr. Gladstone left
~IIawarIcn today m outc for the CONT
ncnt. Five thousand persons gave him m
enthusiastic welcome ON his arrival at
| iHn.fgF-
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Tm financial situation in New York l.
easy, and after the January intcps, has
been paid will DO still easier. The posi-
bili,y Of s,hngcncy has disappeared.
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Cold weather In the Northwest.

ST. PAU, MINI. Dec. 2G-Thc weather
rport issued here tonight shows some loS
temperatures throughout the northwest,
ali OF the following bcirs below zerp. Du.
lnth, ~; ~. Iaul, =; Huron, Oak, "
Moophcad. MINI. ~; ~ Gary, ~; ".
Totem, 2Ia. GU Appellee, 2i' bismarck, ~
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A GUN IN HER STOCKING.
Thrilling Episode in a Beale Stree,
Lunch House.

Thrilling Episode in a Beale Street
Lunch House.
VIM. Franklin, aged forty years, and his
wife went into u Bealc street lunch house
about o o'clock last night and demanded a
lunch in terms more iorcible than polite.
The lunch keeper replied to him abruptly,
whercupon Franklin whipped out n savage
looking pistol about two feet long, and was
about TO enforce his order in regular wild
west style, when the keeper OF the place
skipped out. lie was not gone long, but
when he returned he had an officer with
him. Franklin and his wife were still in
the house, and were preparing TO help
themselves, no doubt, when they were
arrested. No pistol could be found on
Franklin. The question with the officer
was. where could IL have gotten to, when
the bright idea Of searching Mrs. franklin
struck him. She was searched right then
and there, and the huge gun found in her
capacious stocking.
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"TnE frcc trade scniimcnt is growing
among members Of both parties In Mime
sofa" - saws N-Congrcssman StmiL
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vnNSA. Dec. 2G.-Tho editor Of the
parimaidirr rnonn0is has been arrested
Tor publishing articles In praise Of Russia.
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THE WEATHER.
Iudleatlous.

MAsuSgtuS. Dec I'll AN.
For Tcnnrssc aud Kentucky Warmer
threatening weather. with rain lirhi =
IN trcsh suutbefly Winds Increasing in iouc
laY1 foT Mississippi Threatening weather
~ with rain. warmer, light 10 ircth variable
winds. generally southcfly over the Interior AMI
incrasing Ia ior".
fot Arkansas Warner, threatening weather
with rain. frsh 70 hrisk southerly winds followed
Mcdnn-dal hI onlleI ~noIlhNr.irIly Nlnda
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JonN SnERNAS, through The Nor York
Herald, Indignantly denies that the sem
timcn, In favor Of Blaine WIS ~ strong NJ
10 satisfy him that there was no probabil.
ity Of his Sheman's) nomination and tina,
hc had decided 10 rtin from the frrsi.
Dental uce." lie admits as barely posi-.
bic tina, be "may have replied, when some
~iocular allusion connecting him with the
Presidency has been made, that he Wa
not concerning himself about the Prcsi.
dency. but would quietly wait until the
convention had met and made H. choice.
lie may have said that certainly nothing
more" II ~as scarcely necessary for John
10 have taken ~ much trouble 10 deny a
statement that no one believes him capable
OF making.
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TR S. Pod Pioneer rog, which con.
graduates Henry George upon his sensible
declaration tina, his party will not put
presidential candidates IN the field next
ldl. admits that his work has not been
entirely iruitlcs.. Il las directed alton.
ton, for ono thing, 10 the inequalities and
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wAsmNoroS. d. "a The day was
observed 90 Q cloe holiday. every kind 81
buulncss that y Suspended ON Sunday
being suspended g. 'ay excepting liquor
selling. and The sirvIs wcrc nearly ~
quiet IN ON a Sunday
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PirrSnrna. ~, ihc, 20 The cigar
makers Of this hsuI,i To the number Of
LOO have orr nir7i a national cigar.
makers trade dsuhgt "a the Hnights Of
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1887.

of wages or wodk, or else tho tariff ON
wool must DO repealed. Which shall it
be9 THE ArpEAt declares for the work.
ingman all the tinie.i
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,,,,,, =, nc,,o ~ r..a..

Bfo srmSu. Tex, Dec. M-Thc bodies
81 two men frozen 10 death wen found
near here today. The weather IL bitterly
cold.
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Local u.,s.roies,eaI Pres. Roper,

IIIGn duties make low wagcS. They
make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
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Mn. pcachblow-lIos long has 20
hill been %running3 Collcctor-I'
months, ma'am. and | bopc- MI
Pcachblow Only two monihs7 Take
away. ! never look nj anything that
not old. ! am n collector OF the antiqu
Chicago Louder.
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Che @rmphis appeal
DECEMBER ~. 1887
THE APPEAL

SURPRISES EVERY OTHER MEMPHIS SEws.
PAPgR ~ CIRCULATION IN TOWN dS
WELL As COUNTRY
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Ma BALrouR's namo will 60 down TO
mcn,ed iniany in Ireland for the treat
mcnt 10 which the political prisoners are
there subjected. The most recent victim
Of his brutal and cKaspcratng tyranny Is
Father Matthew Ryan. Of llcrbertsiown,
who Is nm inmate Of Limerick jail for
merely supporting the plan Of campaign.
when taken to prison An attempt was
made to strip him Of his clothes and make
him wear the criminals garb; but Father
Ryan INSISTED. and his assailants dreaded,
without dircc, authority from Mr.. Baliour,
to lay hands upon him, and do as they
have done to the representatives Of the
people within the Last two months. Blu
We have no doubt Baliour viii maintain
his consistency and orlcr the good prizes
10 h. subjected TO prison discipline.
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THE
FOR
1863.
1853.

THE APPEAL Gd Democratic paper,
n teaches Democratic doctrines.
hapports Democratic men.
HayTorts Democratic measures.
lis Influence is doro'ei 10 hc maintenance Of
dt supremacy Of he Dcmocutic pdrg-Oodl,
Sdte and National.
II lno,os no oduss, no measure. bat Otai o.
Justice and righ-hc 'rN Of he majority
HhasJ for torty-sercn ycars fought for NE nj
,mph Of Democratic principles, and in TIC
f,a,ur uiR oer BE- IN hc hiotoa Of he fray.
eog,r, Jealous, udtcht,d for he Interests Of al
dc people.
Ms fairly Untitled to hc support Of southern
rrndTs and business men er1yrbcrc.
RS iSucd erery day IN The yor. and hrr-
ylie nth The current nc,rs Of me day gathered
By telegraph and cable from al parts Of De
.pojJI
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ayant eu connaissance de sonsesca
pade sc sont mis- q sa pDursuite
mails ne Font pas encore rejoint
Son e~mbarcation q etc apereue, |
derniAre fois, Wis d Wis les chute
Montmorency.
L'or Do ia Beauss.
Lies mines dor de la Beauce'
ne sont plus une l6gende. II pa
~raitrait que c'est un fait bien cons.
tate. Voici CO que l'on ecrit de
st Francois:
Samedi, 10 septembre, M. Louis
Matthew, un DIES associes de de
la "Mlll River Mining Co." 8
|trouv6 un moroccan dor de la va
leur de 1858.
Cette d6couverte ainsi que celle
de plusieurs onces dor dams Ia
mine de EMIL r. Cie," 1pffouve
qu'un flon dor existe sur les ter
rains situ6s pres des moulins de Ia
famille de Lery, qui sont d quel-
ques minutes du village ct de re-
elise de st Francois.
TEois NOMINEES tues.
Quebec, Is. La nouvelle dun
accident terrible Went d'arriver 3
Quebec.
Hier, lie cardinal Taschereau, &C
compagn6 dun grand nombre de-
veques ct de pretres, est allie a Ste
Anne de Beaupr6 pour assister aux
ceremonies du commencement dune
statue nouvelle pour l'6glise de
cette paroisse.
Trois vieux canons qui depuis
.longtemps servent d'ornements
sur les p~arterres qu1 entourent Ia
sile de B airport, avaient etc traines
q Ste Anne pour saluer le Cardinal
3 son arriv6e ct d son depart. Hier
soir, au moment Oh lie bateau quit
TAFT le quai pour sen retour-
ner 3 Quebec, une des pieces 6cla-
ia tuant sur le champ trois citoys
ems de Ste. Anne.
Lon ne peut connaftre encore
les noms des malheureuses victi
mes Vi gull ny q pas de llgne.
tel6graphique q Ste. Anne. Ia
cause de raccident provient que
ceux qui manlaient les icanons
avaient n6glige d'y introduire une
6poDge imbib6e d'eau apres cha
que coup.
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u CONSUMPTION GuERIE.

I'm vieux medecin retire, ayant recu
dun missionnaire. des hides Orientales
la.formule dun rernede simple ct veg6-
tai pour la guerison rapide ct permanent
.te de Ia Consumption, Ia Bronchite, .ls
Catarrhe, VAsthme ct toutes les Aztec
lions des Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
gunerit radicalement la Debi1ite Nerveuse
ct totltes les Maladiess Neryeuses; apres
avoir eprouve ses yemarquablss efets
que c'est son devoir de lie faire connaitre
aux malades. Pousse par le desir de
oulager les s~oufrances de l'humanite
j'enverrai gratis q ceua qul le desirent,
.cette recette en- asAllemand, Francois GU
Anglais, avec instructions pour la prepa-
rer ct pemployer. Expedite par la peste
81 on addresse W. I'm timbre nommant
ce journal, Wa NoYEs, 149 Powers
Block, Rochester. N. Y.
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Son Eminence Ia cardinal Glib
bons, archeveque de Baltimore est
attendu e st. Paul le: ~ courant.
Des comltes ont 6te form6s pour
prepsrer 8 l'eminent prelat une
reception digne de lui.
Une conference q laquelle assis
talent Mgr. ireland, le Rev. P
McGolrick ct IN grand nombres
d'autres del6gu6s pro4minents des
differences 6gliees catalogues des
deux villes q etc tenue mardi der
nier d st. Paul dams le :Crusaders
Hail." ii a etc decide qu'un grand
banquet seralt ofert an Cardinal B
photel Ryan.
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Club Laval.

Vendredi dernier M. +. r. lie.
roux q dome une conference sur
Napoleon Ter. Des remerciments
lui ont 4t6 votes q l'unanimite.
Domain % courant q s b. !
p. M. le DIR. H. Pinault dome
ra d son tour. une conference sur
Monseigneur Laval. Tous nos
compatriotes eont cordialement il
vites 4 y assister. lis devront sc
rendre au ,num6ro 2171 Central
Avenue, au-dessus du magasin de
N. Marcoux, Oh le club 9 pris de
nouvelles chambres.
a Tavant dsrniere seance NJ. O.
Lanctot 8 etc nomm6 aux fonc-
tons de secretaire. correspondent
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WITE vI1-E |.
LISEZ

Desirez-vous faire I'M bon place.
ment? Achetez le lot ~, B. a, pres
de la Gene Az N. pour 5000.
Hatez-vous, un bon march4.
1 Lot 4Ox100 sur la 16 Ave. NE
& PRES de Ia rue Main pour 800.
s Lots sur ia 2Ame rue NE. ct
12ems Ave. q bon march6 ct sur
placements faciles.
Vous pouvez acheter des lots sur
la l8Ame Rue pres de Ia Gene
Az. N. pour 500, placements fa-
Giles $50 compliant ct $40 par
mois.
8 Lots sur la Lyndale entire la 33e
ct 34Ame Az. N. pour $3.50, ces
lots sont Eres des grands mou.
Inns q scie en- vote de construc-
ton.
A vendre b bon marchA 2 BONES
malsons avec lie lot sur Ii 16 Az.
n. 3. entire la 3eme ct 4Ame Rue
on 9 6changer pour une ferme,
81 vous desirez faire I'm bon pla-
cement examiner cette propri6t6.
"a vendre q tres bon march6, ct
sur placements faciles un lot ct
une jolie maison sur la 5Ame rue
NE. entire la IL ct l4Ame Ave.
Un lot ct une bonnie maison sur la
Gene Rue NE. ct l7Ame Ave.
pres de Ia maison d'ecole pour
$3.50. !.
Aussi q vendre on q 6changer, unI
grand nombre de lots dams les
differences parties de la vile.
Vons pouvez acheter I'M lot sur la
4eme Rue NE. pres de Ia l6eme
Az. pour $3.50. ss..1
u.
No. 8 2e Rue Sud
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CANADA.
MONTREAL.
Dsvouernsnt d'un enfart a !. ~.

Devouetnent dun eniant ds Z ans.
Deux enfants NOMINEES Du
breuil, Pun age de trois ans, Pau
ire de cling ans jouaient hier, sur
le bord du canal, avec nm antre en-.
fsnt, R. Houle, ag6 de sept ans.
lie plus jeunedes enfants Giant
.tomb6 dams leau, Honle s'6lanca
bravement pour le SAWYER, maisl les
deux pauvres petits n'atte1gnirent
jamais arlYe; tons deux perirent
dansIes fots 5ss3
Les corps ont 6te retrouy6s Ell
IN verdict de snoyes accidentelle.
ment q l6i6 rendu, avec recon-
mandation d Ia mnnicipailt4 de
faire garder les abords du canal.
QUEBEC.
Escapade dun fsu.
QUEBEo, 15.-Un fou nomm6
Eizotte await manifesto d6puis
quelque temps le d6sir de se rem
Dire en- Europe. Anjourd' hui il
s'est avis6 de partir On chaloupe
pour faire u t~rsyersee. Ses amis